This game was composed, produced and performed by Rick wakeman; Of the 

legendary rock group, YES, While the in-game music and sound effects were either composed and produced by Kevin collier or tim wright.

Available on an Amiga cd32, 3do, Fm towns, Sega mega cd, and ms dos.

Includes T-shirt, manual, a soundtrack cd, and a backstory.

The microcosm suite includes the Following:

Movement 1. the sun
 
Movement 2.	
callhinor
 
Movement 3.	
egoniaga
 
Movement 4.	
quiggin
 
Movement 5.	
bodor
 
Movement 6.	
healey-kae
 
Movement 7.	
ouida
 
Movement 8.	
malum koll

the Microcosm suite

A selection of songs from various Psygnosis releases. While this is not exclusively a SEGA soundtrack release, various Mega-CD titles are featured. Songs from the Mega-CD versions of Shadow of the Beast 2, Puggsy and Novastorm are featured. The tracks called ‘Scavenger 4: Callhinor’ and ‘Careful with that Fax’ are both from Novastorm. ‘Careful with that Fax’ is actually a hidden song from Novastorm that can only be accessed when the game disc is played in a CD player. Scavenger 4 is actually the title of the FM Towns version of Novastorm.

Track List

01 Derek Austin – Intro to Shadow of the Beast 2
02 Derek Austin – Main Theme from Shadow of the Beast 2
03 Blythe / Joustra Productions – Lemmings 2: Beastly Shadows
04 Blythe / Joustra Productions – Lemmings 2: Inner Spaced Out
05 Blythe / Joustra Productions – Puggsy: Pyramids
06 Blythe / Joustra Productions – Puggsy: Galleons
07 Pearl Music – Careful with that Fax
08 Pearl Music – Steel Splinters
09 Steve Hilliker – Scavenger 4: Callhinor
10 Steve Hilliker – Dracula Title Theme

Psygnosis - Psygnotic Soundtrax Vol.1

In This version of the FMV-Based Multimedia Online MMO Game, in-house Psygnosis & Namco composer Tim Wright (AKA Cold Storage) recorded a soundtrack which could play during gameplay.

Microcosm Sega mega CD OST

Puck-Man is an American animated television series produced by Hanna-Barbera Productions, 41 Entertainment, Arad Productions, a partnership between Sprite Animation Studios and OLM, Inc., and Bandai Namco Entertainment for Tokyo MX (stereo version), BS11 (stereo version) and Disney XD (bilingual version), and based on the Namco video game franchise of the same title. 

It was the first cartoon based on a video game.

The "Pac is Back" theme song features sound effects and melodies from the original arcade game, and other pieces of music from older Pac-Man games are remixed and used in the show. 

Some action sequences feature a remix of "Pac-Man's Park" from Pac-Mania (Which itself is based on the cutscene theme from the original Pac-Man arcade game). 

This remix was also featured in the mobile game Pac-Man Dash!.

Meanwhile, the Japanese dub of the show has a different theme song named "PAC THIS WORLD!!!" by Kenichi Maeyamada, (a.k.a. Hyadain)
The Italian Dub Also Has a Completely Different Song by PUCKI.

A pilot trailer produced by Arad Productions was shown at E3 2010, alongside the announcement of Pac-Man Party for the Wii. 

The pilot explained the basic plot of the show, and visually was mostly identical to the final product. 

The end of the pilot features a homage to the "Coffee Break" scenes in the original arcade game. 

Avi Arad explained in an interview that they made Pac-Man a high-schooler in order to tell stories about being a teenager, and that they also wanted to explore Pac-Man and Pac-Land's backstory. 

The trailer and Pac-Man Party also debuted a new design for Pac-Man that would be used for most Pac-Man media and merchandise during the show's run.

In September 2011, 41 Entertainment was named worldwide distributor of the series except in Japan, where Bandai Namco would handle distribution. The series was titutively titled PAC-MAN 3D at the time.

Avi Arad said in the press release that Pac-Man was one of his all-time favorite characters, and that the show's ghosts would come in all shapes and sizes. 

Following this announcement, 41 Entertainment would announce global distribution deals with various partners, Except Japan.

The animation was done by Sprite Animation Studios in partnership with OLM, Inc., who handled the production process, from storyboard to delivery. 

While Arad came up with the basic plot-line for the show, the final product was directed by Motonori Sakakibara.

In some territories, the second half of season 2 was distributed as season 3.

The show ended on a cliffhanger in 2015, with 52 episodes produced in total.

Several video games based on the show have been developed. 

An endless runner for iOS and Android titled Pac-Man Dash! was released in July 2013. This is also hosted for free in Canada on the CHRGD website. 

In 2017, Pac-Man Dash! was discontinued and removed from digital storefronts.

A 3D platformer with the same name as the TV series was released for Wii U, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and Windows PC in late 2013, accompanied by a 2D platformer for the Nintendo 3DS shortly after. 

A sequel was released in October 2014. 

Characters from the show have also appeared in the compilation release for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and Windows PC, titled Pac-Man Museum. The compilation was delisted in 2020.

Although the show's Pac-Man design was the standard at the time, Pac-Man's original design would appear in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U instead. 

Super Smash Bros. series creator Masahiro Sakurai stated that he preferred the original design of Pac-Man over the design seen in The Ghostly Adventures, and would have considered dropping him from the game if Bandai Namco didn't let him use the classic design.

PUCKI - PUCK-MAN

Super Ghosbusters from 2018, remastered with unheard material, bonuses and more, enjoy the worst album of all time in 4K.  

credits

released March 26, 2023

Everything by Joel, Ghostbusters written by Ray Parker Jr.

- Ghostdubsters By Baconguden

- Ghostandbust By EvilStevil TheKenevil

- Grandbusters By Merio

-Goatbuttsrz By MisterPrawn

-Groosebrusters & Ghost'n Bustins by Anster

-Googboob by DatAnnonymousBlock

-Gotbut by Bees with chainsaws

-Ghostinside by Ilya the Karbyburator

-Ghostmoney by Ivan Simonov  

© all rights reserved

[Vinesauce] Joel - Super Ghostbusters Deluxe Edition ( Full Album )

In 1990, an album containing arranged tracks from Bullet-Proof Software's Tetris was released. Bullet-Proof Software (or BPS for short) (for those who don't already know) held the exclusive Japanese console and computer rights for Tetris and Tetris-related games for years. 

(Sega held the exclusive rights of Tetris arcade games in Japan, & Also Made an Album Later 35 Years Entitled Tetremix by Scitron, Which was Founded by A Legendary Video Game Music Composer, Programmer, Member of the Bandai Namco Sound Team, Nobuyuki Ohnogi, Who Died 5 Years Ago, Along with Kazusuke Obi, & Yoshihiro Ohno). 

This album also includes a medley from the Sharp X68000 version of the game (not included here, as this video focuses exclusively on the arranged tracks.) 

This album was composed, arranged and performed by Motokazu Shinoda, Hiroshi Taguchi, and Hisashi Yotsumoto.

The CD booklet contains liner notes for each song (see the Discussion page for translations). It also has composition and arrangement credits for each song.

Another interesting thing is that the booklet lists all of the equipment used in the making of this CD. 

This includes the synthesizers, computers, and software used.

作曲・編曲・演奏 (Composition/Arrangement/Performance): 田口 洋 ２・４・６〜１２, 四元 久 １・３・５・１２, 篠田元一 １・３・５ (Hiroshi Taguchi 2/4/6~12, Hisashi Yotsumoto 1/3/5/12, Motokazu Shinoda 1/3/5)

Sound Producer & Mix: 田口 洋, 篠田元一, 四元 久 (Hiroshi Taguchi, Motokazu Shinoda, Hisashi Yotsumoto)

Sound Adviser: 篠田元一 (Motokazu Shinoda)

Director: 橋爪 均（ＰＬＡＴＺ） (Hitoshi Hashidzume)

Design: 平川デザインオフィス (Hirakawa Design Office)

Photo Type: アド・メイ・リイ (Ad May Lee)

Executive Producer: 名越 康晃（ＢＰＳ）, 坂口 日出雄（ＰＬＡＴＺ） (Yasuaki Nagoshi, Hideo Sakaguchi)

使用機材 (Equipment Used)

AKAI: S-1000, S-950, S-900x2, MX-76, XE 8

ROLAND: U-220, U-110x2, D-550, JP-8

YAMAHA: SY-77, DX7 II, DX7 S, DX7, V2, TX16W

KORG: T3, M3R, EX-8000

CASIO: FZ-10M, VZ-1, VZ-8Mx2, PG-380

ENSONIQ: Mirage, VFX

KAWAI: K1r, K4

Computer: PC-9801VX, TOWNS

Sequencer: QX3, MC-500

Tetris (BPS)- Arranged Soundtrack

Mickey Mousecapade - Game Grumps

Arin and Dan dash to another galaxy and play some bad old game.

Dash Galaxy - Game Grumps

One Day, I’m looking For a Season That Had All Things Aisa. 

Ever Since That Day, I’ve Learned Japanese For the first time in about 10 years! 

The 'Japan' ident was part of the BBC, & Thames Television (Part of ITV & UK Gold)’s celebration of the nationwide ‘Japan Festival’, which took place over a four month period in 1991 to Present. It was designed to preface all of the programmes on UK Gold, ITV, & BBC2 shown during the duration of the festival. The ‘2’ was created using a simple model with the flames, logos and the Japanese circle of the sun being added in a Quantel Harry post-production suite. 

This is BBC2’s Made in Japan. 
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Chantrell Law

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